Yes, unfortunately you can. If you have slept around so much that you have to have multiple people tested, then you don't deserve support. You chose to have the child. So you need to step up and be the parent and support the kid. Also be prepared for the repercussions if you accuse the wrong man.
If a woman has a child out of sleeping around with multiple men she needs to support the child herself. That's what's wrong with the child support laws. They need to be available for women who had the children from a loving relationship. Since a woman has in her power the choice to become a parent or to abort/adopt a child, and the man cannot tell her what to do with her body, she should not be allowed to force him into fatherhood (unless a long term committed relationship) is able to be proven. You choose the child, you should know that it's going to be expensive and hard. If you can't handle it on your own, don't sleep around, or give the baby a good home. There are plenty of families that are looking for babies.
But since the way the country is set up, test away, and screw up some man's life.
Yes, I'm a woman writing this.
can be done prenatal.
i think 34 years person can get a DNA test done without a parent's signature.
By having a DNA test done
It's gone.
If you don't trust the mother a DNA test is the only way I guess. The child can also look like you.
Contact a dna testing company and tell them the situation. If the child consents then most jails will allow a dna sample to be taken.
You can have DNA testing, such as paternity, ancestry, etc. done through www.dnatesting.com. You pay for the test and mail you sample to them. The test is done privately at your discretion.
if someone had taken a DNA test when a child was about 6 months old only to find out that he was the Dad 4 years later. Is this possible or should he get another DNA test done?
To discover who his parents are they would have to have 3 samples of DNA. 1 from the Mom 1 from the Dad and 1 from the child. Without that there is no certainty as to who it could be.
Yes. As long as you have the father's DNA to verify paternity, there is no minimum or maximum age for a paternity test.
Has paternity been challenged? If the father has publicly acknowledged you as his child, then you may be ok. Get a DNA test anyway. You'll want it if the will is challenged or he died without a will. You will get an equal share by intestacy laws, but you can be written out of a will.
Absolutely. All you need to do is prove that the other person is the biological parent. Get a DNA test done and then file for child support.